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tomombo · 05-01-2011, 16:52

Anyone have any ideas what to protect wall and wooden floor with for a dartboard in a cabinet. a sheet of cork is the only thing i have come up with but would that be thick enough? any ideas would be much appreciated

Shane St. · 05-01-2011, 16:54

mayb u shud just hit the dartboard u retard

mackeire · 05-01-2011, 17:38

dont use a cabinet, get one of the foam surrounds. And for the floor, get a rubber mat.

minty16 · 05-01-2011, 18:07

Nothing wrong with using a cabinet if you don't like the look of the surround. I recently changed from a surround to a cabinet anyway. If you're that worried about the floor just put a mat down, or better still buy on of the rubber mats with the distances on them.

padzer · 05-01-2011, 18:13

I got a board for xmas n picked up a winmau mat from argos for 54 quid to protect the wooden floor, rolled it out n gave it a test by dropping a dart, went straight thru so i brought it back. I now have 4 carpet tiles i borrowed from work i just throw down when im playing....they do a great job. A few mates gargled aiming for double 3 is asking for trouble so i have an excercise mat tacked to the bottom of the cabinet, does the trick.

**Kingp35** · 05-01-2011, 18:19

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Originally Posted by Shane St.

mayb u shud just hit the dartboard u retard

Banned for abuse.

tomombo · 05-01-2011, 19:26

I got it with a cabinet for Christmas so i have no choice on that front!!

TanG411 · 05-01-2011, 19:29

A cork board would be more than thick enough. I read threads where people used notice boards make of cork as well, and they never had complaints. It helps reduce the 'Thud' sound of the dart striking the board which will keep those pesky neighbours quiet.

tomombo · 05-01-2011, 22:03

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Originally Posted by Rosicky7

A cork board would be more than thick enough. I read threads where people used notice boards make of cork as well, and they never had complaints. It helps reduce the 'Thud' sound of the dart striking the board which will keep those pesky neighbours quiet.

Sheet of cork or board as in a noticeboard style?

TanG411 · 06-01-2011, 21:54

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Originally Posted by tomombo

Sheet of cork or board as in a noticeboard style?

Both of them work equally well. I'd go with the sheet of cork though and cut it down to size if it's required.

astimpson · 19-01-2011, 15:59

I bought a cork mat from Woodies its for the bath as far as i could tell it was only 5 euro it drowns out the Thud plus safes the cabinet and wall behind. . for the floor i got the 4 exercise mats from Argos around 25euro they are similar to a jigsaw style of joining together and they are about 1" thick so they protect the floor they are a little bit to big so u may need to slice an inch of for tidiness sake. . all in all its cheaper than the rubber mats and don't stink the room out of it with that strong rubber smell. . .hope that helped . .

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tomombo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 119 Adverts \| Friends	Ideas for protecting wall for a Cabinet-style Dartboard Anyone have any ideas what to protect wall and wooden floor with for a dartboard in a cabinet. a sheet of cork is the only thing i have come up with but would that be thick enough? any ideas would be much appreciated

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05-01-2011, 16:54	#2
Shane St. Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1,851 Adverts \| Friends	mayb u shud just hit the dartboard u retard

05-01-2011, 17:38	#3
mackeire Registered User Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Sandyford Posts: 835 Adverts \| Friends	dont use a cabinet, get one of the foam surrounds. And for the floor, get a rubber mat.

05-01-2011, 18:07	#4
minty16 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 518 Adverts \| Friends	Nothing wrong with using a cabinet if you don't like the look of the surround. I recently changed from a surround to a cabinet anyway. If you're that worried about the floor just put a mat down, or better still buy on of the rubber mats with the distances on them.

05-01-2011, 18:13	#5
padzer Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 140 Adverts \| Friends	I got a board for xmas n picked up a winmau mat from argos for 54 quid to protect the wooden floor, rolled it out n gave it a test by dropping a dart, went straight thru so i brought it back. I now have 4 carpet tiles i borrowed from work i just throw down when im playing....they do a great job. A few mates gargled aiming for double 3 is asking for trouble so i have an excercise mat tacked to the bottom of the cabinet, does the trick.

05-01-2011, 19:26	#7
tomombo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 119 Adverts \| Friends	I got it with a cabinet for Christmas so i have no choice on that front!!

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TanG411 Closed Account Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 2,734 Adverts \| Friends	A cork board would be more than thick enough. I read threads where people used notice boards make of cork as well, and they never had complaints. It helps reduce the 'Thud' sound of the dart striking the board which will keep those pesky neighbours quiet.

19-01-2011, 15:59	#11
astimpson Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 100 Adverts \| Friends	I bought a cork mat from Woodies its for the bath as far as i could tell it was only 5 euro it drowns out the Thud plus safes the cabinet and wall behind. . for the floor i got the 4 exercise mats from Argos around 25euro they are similar to a jigsaw style of joining together and they are about 1" thick so they protect the floor they are a little bit to big so u may need to slice an inch of for tidiness sake. . all in all its cheaper than the rubber mats and don't stink the room out of it with that strong rubber smell. . .hope that helped . . keep it in the lipstick